Re: Equity Marketing's SCOOBY-DOO

I own these I would love Fred and Daphne to go with them.

Re: Equity Marketing's SCOOBY-DOO

Pictured is the Scooby-Doo 8-inch Series 1.

Daphne came out in Series 2 (Karate Scooby-Doo, Monster Scooby-Doo, Funland Robot, and Daphne)

Fred was released in Series 3 (Skating Shaggy, Suction Cup Scooby, the Witch Doctor, and Fred Jones)

Series 4 was all ghosts: Ghost Clown, Mummy of Anka, Spooky Space Kook and Zen-Two.

After that Equity switched to a 5" smaller scale and pretty much re-released them all over again.

Re: Equity Marketing's SCOOBY-DOO

Awesome, thank you for uploading these images!!

I recently bought these figures used but good condition on eBay. I was wondering if it was possible to get Fred and Daphne now I know you can't. I wonder why they only released these four in this series??

Scooby-Dooby-Doo! and Rooby-Rooby-Roo

Equity Marketing's SCOOBY-DOO (1999)

"Scooby Dooby Doo!"

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As a child of the '70s raised on a steady diet of Saturday morning cartoons, I hold a very special place in my heart for Scooby-Doo. From it's engrossing (albeit predictable) whodunit plot, lovable hodgepodge cast of characters and unforgettable parade of villains, Scooby-Doo hit all the right notes... until annoying Scrappy-Doo came along... and the horrendous live action movie(s). But like many of my favorite childhood shows "rebooted," we'll just pretend the latter never existed. And that's exactly what Equity Marketing did with this fantastic assortment of CLASSIC Scooby-Doo action figures! These were nice and big too, standing a good 8 inches tall and looking every bit as good as their animated counterparts. Equity shrunk the line down the road, adding in a tres cool Mystery Machine for the figures to get around in, but I've always prefered the larger, meatier scale... like a triple-decker Scooby Snack. Yum.

EQUITY MARKETING'S SCOOBY-DOO
1999
8" x 12"







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